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Criminal law [2023] JRC 223

AG v Bellot

AG v Bellot [2023] JRC 223 (15 November 2023)

The Royal Court of Jersey sentenced Georgina Louise Bellot for contempt after she photographed a Crown Advocate’s screen in court, imposing a suspended custodial term.

  • Taking photographs in court
  • Courtroom conduct
  • Sentencing for contempt
  • Use of mobile phones in court
  • Contempt-of-court
  • Courtroom-photography
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Family law [2009] JRC 116

A v G

A v G [2009] JRC 116 (09 June 2009)

The Jersey Royal Court held the father in contempt for failing to return his child to Jersey and imposed eight weeks’ imprisonment, with an early review to encourage compliance.

  • Child custody
  • International child abduction
  • Hague convention
  • Contempt proceedings
  • Sentencing for contempt
  • Contempt-of-court
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Family law [2009] JRC 014A

AD v SV

AD v SV [2009] JRC 014A (27 January 2009)

The Jersey Royal Court sentenced SV for repeated breaches of injunctions restraining harassing messages to AD, imposing fines and warning of custody for future breaches.

  • Breach of injunction
  • Sentencing for contempt
  • Child custody implications
  • Civil-contempt
  • Breach-of-injunction
  • Family-law
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Criminal law [2006] JRC 069

AG -v- McCabe 5-May-2006

AG -v- McCabe 5-May-2006 [2006] JRC 069 (05 May 2006)

On sentencing for contempt, the court imposed 9 months’ imprisonment after the defendant absconded for five years and evaded justice.

  • Sentencing for contempt
  • Absconding from justice
  • Contempt-of-court
  • Sentencing
  • Absconding-from-justice
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